This week: Local fire departments join to battle a brush fire at Joint Base Cape Cod. And, should the Pilgrim Nuclear Plant be allowed to continue evaporating contaminated wastewater — local towns will get to vote their opinions. Also: AmeriCorps Cape Cod faces the funding axe.By Steve Junker

We talk with former CBS News President Andrew Heyward about the changing media landscape.

Writer, naturalist and Cape Cod Notebook contributor Dennis Minsky joins us to discuss his latest collection of essays, Peculiar and Superior, A Year Rounder in Provincetown.

We are the Land is a community devised play that shares the Wampanoag Experience through story, dance and spoken word.

A busy week in local and regional news

A look at the Frederick Douglass Project for Justice

Joining us to talk about the work of the Guatemala Aid Fund and how a Massachusetts family started it all we welcome Bethany Zeeb Eisenberg and Pedro de Leon, Director of Fatimas Children’s Home and the Association to Eradicate Poverty, organizations that partner with Guatemala Aid Fund.

We talk with artist, poet and novelist Lauren Wolk about her latest book Candle Island. Set on a small island off the coast of Maine it’s a moving portrait of loss and the restorative power of art.http://www.laurenwolk.com/

A look at the popularity of board games, new and traditional.

Enjoying thousands of acres of open space on The Cape and Islands.By Mindy Todd

This week: State representative Chris Flanagan from Cape Cod has been indicted, but will he step down from office? Neighbors of the Sagamore Bridge speak out on the pain of being in the path of new construction. And: a chilling video from New Bedford raises questions about federal immigration enforcement.…

Our panel of behavior health experts look at ways we can change our behavior to feel happier.By Mindy Todd

Spring garden advice with Roberta Clark.By Mindy Todd

This week: A rally in Hyannis drew more than a thousand people protesting a range of actions by the Trump administration, joining other rallies around the region. Also: a new round of public meetings is planned for the replacement of The Cape bridges. And, the new Department of Education is taking back millions of dollars from New Bedford schools.…

An interview with Dan Wolf and Paul Niedzwiecki.By Mindy Todd

And interview with The New Bedford Film Festival's founder and 3 filmmakersBy CAI

The Point's monthly bird news with Mark Faherty.By Mindy Todd

This week: Nantucket says wind turbines 20 miles offshore will damage the town's historic character and violate federal law. Also, veterans on Martha’s Vineyard could be losing services. And New Bedford is planning for disasters, just to stay on the safe side.By Steve Junker